I have a Windows laptop and a Linux vServer. How can I see the desktop from the vServer? Something like Remote Desktop for Linux. Please with link.
https://anydesk.com/en
there should also be something for Linux…
Do I also have to install it on the Linux server? So I want to enter the password from the v server and see the desktop
If something like xrdp or vncserver is running on the server, you can connect to the server using the remote desktop connection or the vncviewer. Only: this is extremely unlikely, with most Linux servers no graphical user interface is installed, because that doesn't make much sense on a server. Linux servers are usually administered. Via the command line, connects to ssh (Windows; https://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/latest.html) there and then executes the corresponding commands in the shell.
1. You can connect via SSH for this you have to log in with Riot on the vserver and first apt-get Install openssh-server and if you have Debian you can still activate the root login on the SSH server. For this you have to edit something in the config nano / etc / ssh / sshd_config and in the Config PermitRootLogin prohibit-password change to PermitRootLogin yes and then enter /etc/init.d/SSH restart and then you can even find the root user.
2. A well-known SSH program is PuTTY, simply enter the IP and open it. If SSH is already installed on the Vserver, you can skip the first step.
Why would you want to have a desktop on a server? In Linux, administration is carried out either via ssh or web interfaces. Desktop environments consume resources that you can use more effectively on a server.
What is running on the vServer? X? If not, then there's only n text-based terminal anyway… Via ssh or something…
